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Adapted of: Holl, A., Pardo, R., & Rama, R. (2011). Spatial patterns of
adoption of just-in-time manufacturing. Madrid.
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JIT like a spatial pattern which differs from other advanced manufacturing
technologies because it relates directly to the spatial co-ordination of firms'
internal production Organization with the external productive environment and
depends on the quality of the transport system.
The adoption of the JIT brings with it several advantages that will be described
below.
JIT has become an important advantage with high technology levels which
organizing and locating production to ensure flexibility, speed, and reliability in
the production and delivery of good. Also, achieve the improvement of the main
activities of each organization.
For JIT, the benefits of implementation shows how JIT providers geographically
close suppliers and customers to reduce overall logistics costs. Although, with
JIT, location matters primarily because time matters and because if the
transport is efficient and reliable, adoption of JIT will be successful; giving profits
between the factory and its suppliers and clients.
By last, In any area is important to make decisions This model, allows for the
correlation of the error terms between different way to take decisions, as at
facilitates allowing a correlation between the unobserved variables influencing
each production decision.
FUENTES DE INFOMARCIN.
Tomado de: Chen, Z., & R. Starker, B. (2014). An integrated optimal inventory
lot-sizing and vehicle-routing model for a multisupplier single-
assembler system with JIT delivery. International Journal of
Production Reserach, 5086-5114
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JUST IN TIME
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Timely decision-making
Adapted of: Saiyed, Aman U. IBA Business Review. 2011, Vol. 6 Issue 1,
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While studying Supply Chain Management (SCM) we look at the nature of costs
to determine the profitability of a product. SCM allows us to look not just at the
production phase of costing but at the entire chain of purchasing, manufacturing
and marketing process. This requires us to calculate costs associated with
acquiring and maintaining raw material inventory, application of costs during
work-in-process, storing finished goods and finally distributing finished goods to
the ultimate consumers'. This analysis indicates that the longer the SCM
process the higher the costs that the manufacturer and distributors are to bear.
The end result of SCM is that the business people can increase their profitability
by shortening the supply chain process.
One approach that the manufacturers use to shorten the manufacturing process
is to use 'demand pull' rather than 'supply push' manufacturing. The
contemporary management theory advocates a demand pull rather than a
supply push production approach. The Japanese have perfected this approach
into Just-in-Time
Inventory and Just-in-Time (JIT) Production. The JIT Production model awaits
orders from the customers. The production process thus results in rapid
production and immediate delivery keeping the employed working capital
extremely efficient. In JIT production, demand triggers each step of the
production function. The manufacturer is therefore, able to keep the materials
inventories at a very low level, requires minimum set-ups and delivers the
finished goods immediately to the customers thus avoiding finished goods
inventory build-up.